Memory biases has how many categories of bias? What are they?
4
-We store according to how they were experienced: M experience biases
-We reduce events and lists to key elements: M reduction biases
-We discard specifics to form generalities: M generalizing biases
-We edit and reinforce memories after the fact:
M editing biases
Memory experience biases refers to?
-We store memories differently according to how they were experienced
Memory reduction biases refers to?
-We reduce events and lists to their key elements
Memory generalizing biases refers to?
-We discard specifics to form generalities
Memory editing biases refers to?
-We edit and reinforce memories after the fact
How many memory experience biases are there? What are they?
6
What is the tip of the tongue effect?
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It’s a memory experience bias where
What is the google effect?
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It’s a memory experience bias where
What is the next-in-line effect?
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It’s a memory experience bias where
What is the testing effect?
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It’s a memory experience bias where
What is absentmindedness?
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It’s a memory experience bias where
What is the levels of processing effect?
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It’s a memory experience bias where
How many memory reduction biases are there? What are they?
13
What is the suffix effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the serial position effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the part-list cueing effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the recency effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the primacy effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is memory inhibition?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the modality effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is duration neglect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the list-length effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the serial recall effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where
What is the misinformation effect?
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It’s a memory reduction bias where